MineBench is an AI voxel build benchmark for comparing model performance on text prompts. It uses curated natural-language prompts to probe spatial reasoning, then asks models to output raw JSON coordinates for voxel blocks. The site renders those block coordinates directly, with no post-processing, and presents the resulting builds for comparison.
The benchmark workflow is built around head-to-head evaluation. Two builds are shown side by side, humans vote pair-wise, and rankings emerge from Elo. The interface includes options such as A wins, B wins, Tie, Bad, and Skip, and the leaderboard updates as votes are added. MineBench also includes a Sandbox for entering any prompt and generating a 3D build for testing.
MineBench is delivered as a web-based product at minebench.ai. The site also links to Arena, Sandbox, Local Leaderboard, Support, and a Buy Me a Coffee support option. Its page describes the project as an AI spatial reasoning benchmark and as a Minecraft-style voxel build benchmark, which reflects the format of the builds and the comparison-based evaluation approach.
MineBench is a LLM eval & observability project. It focuses on comparing and evaluating AI models' spatial reasoning and generation capabilities in a standardized benchmark. MineBench is a B2B product aimed at ai researchers. MineBench costs nothing to use. It runs on the web.
MineBench first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 271 stars and 210 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are voxel build benchmark, AI model comparison, and live leaderboard.
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